... se The ?? licensing sessionS for the Id biursuglh f Swcnse:i. werc held on Tuesday. ry Thoe maiyor (Mi. Win Watkins) presided over ts the licensing committee, which consisred of Mc Messrs. Bowel 1\Vatkine cWm. Willia-mBs Richard ,d. Martin. Thonta-s Freemant, Wim. Stose, and J. of It. Ica~ver A numbe.- of other magistrates were also seated on the bench. The list of old public-lhouse licences ...

... ,. 81N(ULAR TRADINTG CASE AT t )f . C tCARDIIFF. ! F I: . ,. . - - -. . ACTION BY A CAR'DIGANSHIRE CREAMTIERY COJMPNy. At Ca'rdiff County court on 'Wednesday' Thoolas Davies and Co.. of the Welsh Cream- eries, LIanio Road, Cardiganehire, brought an action against: Gorgb Danie), tiarding as the Direct Provision Compgny,. for £11. 106.; being the price of goods eoldiand'delivered by. the plainft ...

... CARDIFF. v MONDAY.-(Blefore Alderman SANDERS. and a Mr. C. H. EVANS.) a THREE SOLDIERS. ' t .John Rose, 23, was charged wvth absenting t: himself from the annual training of the Gla- fi morganshire Militia at Swansea for the years P 1897, 1898, and 1839. C l''he inai,- when arrested by Detective c Gretton, said he had written to the colonel E: and given him his address in case he might t4 be ...

... |THI. QUEEN IN IRELA tD. - - - ' E OF HER MNAJESTY'S . 0 VEPARlTUTRE. 'X . Tle arr-aigements for'the Queen's homewadi. Jour-sey have now ill been completed, and, her Majesty will leave the Viceregal Lodge at ten minutes past twelve to-day (Thursday), eln route for England. It being the eve of the Queen's departure,. her Majesty spent Wednesday cquietly, and at night the only guests at dinner ...

... CARDIFF HOTED ROBBERY.I l~~ ~ -I . ACCUSED COMMIITE D FOR TRIMAL. Harold Charles Phillips, a young man twenty years of age, found himself standing in the prisoners' dock at Cvirdiff Polioe-court on Thursday zniorning on thez serious charge of s~tealing. one £5 note, £2 10s. in gold, £2 4s. 6d. in silver, a penny, a gold watch, an oxidized wvat'dlf'' gold chain, a; silver napkin ring, two gold ...

... |CARDIFF COUNTY COUIr, I I TIHRSDAY.-Wuforu Jud gc OfWELx.) The second day's business Of the Cardiff Counlty-court was entered, upon at tie Torn. hail. A h BANKRUPT'S APPLICATIO-N An aplplication w.a made by Lewis Prrro-t formerly an outettc: at Osuore Valc, for his discharge from bao:Irujtcy. Mr. J. been, Phillips. solicitor. Jlanel y, ?? lhi anialcant, who was said to be now all iniu. - ance ...

... I-.. RETURN OF THE MISSING LODGER.' UNABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR T1fIX TRAGEDY. Parther particulars respecting the mysterious s deathl of tle yoriug girl Grdce Baiyliss, Pont- sbonorton, Pontypridd. on Wednesday night t wvere gleaned bofore ir. B, B. feece, coroner i Cardiffi and fourteen jurymon who Bat at tle | Foyx and Hlounds Inn. Upper Boat, on Saturday to inquire into the circanustances of the ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE ASSIZESt| 113 RE8tTMED HEARING OF CIVIL C A SES. JUDGMENT IN THE CLAIM FOR ROYALTIES. The Glarnsorgansh ire, Assires scere resumedoi at Saaa Town-hall enl Friday-, before Mr-. JUS- ustaM. CLAIM FOR ROYALTIES. The ease' of Evalns v. Jones, in WItc a-l t claim for;£19,897 for cl-earl rentsarnd royalties of coal scentls tinder Ynishir lorins Rheudda Valley, was Involved. Was ...

... GIRL AND MOTHER IN JUDGE BACON'S COURT. re At Bloomsbury County-court (before Judge Ed MBaon) Alice Wilkinson, a domestic servant. - claimed a month's money from her late mis- be tress in lieu of notice. Plaintiff said that she went to the houser Ibecause she was told there wereonly two in I the family. ' When she got there she found there were eight. That was too much for her. th .She told ...

... ALLEGED MURDIER OF A SlSTErUR AT CARIDIFF. ALOCUdED COLMMITTED TO TEE s ASSIZES. 4 At Cardiff First. Volice-court on Thiureday if mornidng (before tile dteputy-stipendiary, Mr. i ir Mfiln'tr - Jonesl Cornelius Dristoll, 34, avi16 ( .0 brought upi ot remliand aud charged with that hle on tho 25th of October, at Cardiff, did felottiouslyi a itifillyt, antid of mtalice a fore- thought kill and ...

... JUGE1 OWEN ON THE NEWl MONEY LsEiNDE1RS ACT. 3S IMPORTANT STATEMENT AT THE' CARDIFF COIURT. At Cardliff County-congt bo Friday Judge ONronl made thle following i mportant state- rr~onzt relative to the clauses contained in. the flew Mloney-lenders Act recently paesed by Parliamient- I have been told that it inay possibly be i-of Con-ic p)ublic 'use if I call attention to the [le Monecy ...

... LOCAL POLICECOURTS. CA ItDIF F. TUESDA-.-l.reforc the Stipendiary Mr. T iV. ' LEiIS.) StlPPLYING A CONSTM;LE-NOXTL I POINT. Ed ward Chapple. landlord of the Boeal Ca-I morgan Inn. Littlb Brideo-strect was sum- 1e1reld foe supllyilig a bnlhice-cocislable weith f bser wvhilst. onl duty. The Prosecuting solicitor n wasj 3fr. Hallorao: Hr. Joseph Henry Joncs 1 appeared for the defence. ...